On behalf of Parker and LaDuke | Dec 19, 2019 | child support
Tennessee has its own laws and guidelines for how the courts handle child custody and support. According to the Tennessee Department of Human Services Child Support Services Division, the state uses the Income Shares Model to calculate child support. How much time a...
On behalf of Parker and LaDuke | Sep 5, 2019 | child support
One of the biggest tasks couples going through divorce must complete is the dissolution of their finances. As challenging as it may seem to separate their lives now that their relationship is over, it is often more challenging for them to overcome the financial...
On behalf of Parker and LaDuke | Jun 26, 2019 | child support
Children have a right to receive support from their parents. Tennessee laws regarding child support uphold and enforce this right. Child support is the process by which the Alternate Residential Parent sends funds to the Primary Residential Parent in order to properly...
On behalf of Parker and LaDuke | Jun 12, 2019 | child support, divorce
Raising children is expensive, and you do your best to make sure that your kids have what they need in order to have a happy, healthy childhood. With the divorce looming in the near future, you may worry that the change in finances for you and your spouse will affect...
On behalf of Parker and LaDuke | Feb 28, 2019 | child support
Tennessee parents like you have a lot of financial decisions – and sacrifices – to make when you are finalizing the terms of your divorce. Child support payments are one major area of contention, and you may find yourself with quite a conundrum if you are...
On behalf of Parker and LaDuke | Sep 6, 2018 | child support
Child support can be an important part of a child’s life. Even if the custodial parent has enough money to support themselves and their children, child support can’t go unpaid. Child support is more than just a small token of support from one parent to a...
